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The Irish standard., 1887-03-05
sSTRATEGYaOFSoNG
How Two Hundred Kafar Workmen4 En-
0 forced the Payment of Wages.

low Two Hundred KafHr WOrkmen En-"
f forced the Payment of Wages.
$.s It is5Syery common for an army of
unpaid workmen to get angry. when
from the pockets of their employers
THEN, >hard-earned wages fail to be
forthcoming, and a shower of heated
words oaths, and even brickbats is a
not unknown result of such clashing of
wills. But it was left to the barbarian
to develop a. successful and unique
method of warfare at such times. un-
known to us; and the account Of how a
band of sturdy workers held their
anger in allegiance, while with dignity
and concert iof action they actually
sung their money out of their employ
er's pockets, is interesting, and not
without its lesson. 1t is told by q cor
respondent writing from the diamond
mines of South Africa It was while
the company were employing about
two hundred Kafirs to dig a water
ditch that the funds grew some
what precarious. The men had
been paid by the month, always
collecting their dues when the new
moon first showed its crescent in the
west, and when their employers came
to put them off for month dissatisfac-
ton was openly shown and prepara-
tons were soon made to break camp,
but, evidently not willing to so with
out their money. they resorted to the
remedy spoken of:
Every morning going to work, all
through the day, and every evening re
turning to their huts, that little army
of picks and shovels and swarthy faces
kept up monotonous song with the
full power of their splendid lungs:
kona male mania slope,
L kona male mania slope,
Bassos, tenors and the sopranos by
the little boys-all in one grand chorus
singing:
There is no money at Waterfall.
There is no money at Waterfall.
Waterfall was the name Of the mine.
1T was useless Cor the Californian fore
man to tell them to stop their noise:
"Hoppe male boss ?" where is our
money! was altornated to their first
refrain. And this was kept UP for
several days, the first thing in the
morning and the last thing at night,
and more than once the whole camp
was reused from its slunbers i'll the
middle Of the night by the chorus from
the katfir huts: II kona male mania
sicpe.'' The lpshot was that the
whole country was getting to know the
financial straits Of the company, which
at that time WAS not at I'LL desirable.
So the manager called them to the
office one day aud paid them all. off,
saying that he would never employ one
of the gang again. They went away,
dancing and shouting in their native
tongue: t'Penty Of money at Water
fall" In the evening they gathered
UP their blankets and mats and set ont
on their march for home, four abreast:
across the Veldt, still singing. Across
the plain and down the valley and up
the mountain, where they looked like
an army of black ants against the red
sunset sky, their voices were waited to
us on the breeze, still singing in grand
chorus. -S0ea francisco E:cU711ine4.
The Irish standard., 1887-03-05

..Eyesology'' is now chronicled as
fashions latest fad, and it means the
telling Of character from the color Of
the eyes.
The Irish standard., 1887-03-05
IRISH HISTORY TN BRIEF L

Contributions to tais n, viii 4nrs Sg
$STsNS.Rns nroyjding the articles are brief and
conclusive If desired, the name OF tue con con
trIbutor will be pubhshed.l Ss35s:3
The he Freynes,
The De Freynes or De Frenes were a
Norman family who held possessions IN
Kilkenny county some. centuries ago,
but are now extinct.
The Irish standard., 1887-03-05

WILLIAM KENNY,
Attorney for Mortgagee.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-12-23
A Crystal WEDDING.

Mr.. Jesse Rosenberger and wife were
much surprised on Monday last, when
q company Of friends drove up TO their
residence to congratulate them upon
the fifteenth anniversary of their we'd
ding day.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Chas. N. III. Moore in due form,
and the usual congratulations follow
ed.
The bride was arrayed In the same
dress worn fifteen years ago when she
first committed the act. Although 90
many years had passed, the dress still
retained its old time beauty.
Though taken BY surprise, Mrs.
Rosenberger was equal to the occasion
and most bountiful dinner was pre-
pared at which all present did ample
justice.
Several beautiful and useful presents
were handed to the worthy couple.
After season Of pleasant social con.
verse the friends departed wishing the
couple many returns ETC., etc.,
Jonn Anderson, my 10, John.
We climbed the hill togither,
Aud many . can't day John,
We've had WI one anither;
Now we muan totter down, John,
But hand In hand we'll 60,
And we'll sleep togither at the foot,
John Anderson, my 10,
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-12-23
HUsILroN-RoHIIR.

Married: At the residence Of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mre. 3.
ROhrer in Kansas City, Mo-, on We'd
needay evening November q, 1887, by
the Rev. VIM. Frost Bishop, pastor OF
Central Presbyterian church, Mr..
Payne Huselton and Miss G. Florence
Rohrer, both Of Kansas City. Mo.
The above announcement although
giving notice of an event that trans
pired q month ago, may still be regard
ed as news, as it is published here for
the first time. The groom IL not
known in lola, but the bride has many
friends who will extend their congratu-
lations and very best wishes; and in
these the REGISTER heartily joins.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-12-23

TUMBLE TO THE RACKET !!
Candies Ioc a %. Nuts &
Fruits at cost during the Hol-
idays at the "Nickel Plate
Restaurant" We mean Just
what we say. L. GILLIAN.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-12-23
Allan Center.

A. Christmas Tree, and literary entertain
ment will be given at Allen Center Saturday
evening. AL are invited.
We hear II rumorei that I. X. Wilson has
exchanged his farm here for one near his
former homo in Linn county. We are sorry to
lose good citizen.
The Rose Hill literary gave . good entertain
ment last week. The main feature being
''Uncle Sans Wars" which was named
dialogue, but when "Jemima Peabody" ap-
pearsd at the Boston Tea party armed with .
pitchfork, and declared she WAS in for the war,
and stayed with U. 8. until the other wars
were all ended and the last rebel brought beck
(and then Of course, welded zone Of the brave
defenders Of the nsg.) We thought It should
have been called drama.
Rumor has 1t that Mr.. Mcfarland has moved
onto DR.. Fulton's farm, and Mrs vaucll
removed to lola.
One of the soliciting committee OF Elm Tp.
for the permanent Fair Association requests us
to mention that they will soon visit the var
ious parts Of the township and hopes that their
lists may show lively interest In good Fair
In IS.
train was stuck In the snow near Rose
Hill on the Goth, and the passengers came near
eating all the supplies the neiRhbos had on
| hand.
Father johnson IL reported sick.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-12-23
uso,ho vs,lsv Hot.s.

Neosho Valley Notao.
A meeting. conducted chiefly BY Rev. Mrs.
Sexton, OF F redonia, 10 now in progress at this
place, and 10 resulting in much good. Mother
Sexton, % she Is generally called. has given
most Of the lsbors Of her life to the public de-
livery Of Gospel meetings. sad, although she II
now nearly ninety years old she displays
physical force that we'll might be coveted by
one more than . score Of years her junior, and
even those who are not friendly to the Idea Of
women occupying the pulpit are forced to &C.
knowledge the power Of her preaching.
|For the reason that rock undnly oppressed
one Of J. Tesyuson's feet he has 1t clad in soft
raiment,
A succession Of boils on one Of Ella Valleu-
tines arms has caused the disuse Of that MEM
Der for month past.
salem township and Woodson county fur
nished no small per cent OF the audience at
church last Sunday.
Our school will likely take . vacation next
week and the week after.
The prophecy Of ye editor With reference TO
snow and cold weather Vas very foFcibly real
lied the fore part Of the week. vALLEYIfE.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-12-23
Diamond olsaninn.


Miss Rhoda Bsnta, the young lady from Dia-
mond who went to Scott county. Kansas, last
spring to die . claim has Dturned home, hav-
ing tlsd on one-huudred and sixty acres and
resided there the required six month"; and 10
now bona-nde possessor Of . quarter section
Of Uncle Sans domain having accomplished
what many young man 10 too much OF . cow
ard to do.
Mr.. Mitchell usually smokes all the time he
says, but for the last few weeks he has been
putting in few extra cigars, al because that
new baby isn't boy.
Mrs.. Gibson was entertaining her father a
part Of last week.
Mr.. Joe Hardy who went 10 Indiana two
years ago to live is home again and says he
likes Kansas best. He says farm hands get
better wages here than in the east.
Miss Ina Jones who has spent most Of her
summer ut the EmporiA business college ID
home for . few weeks rest.
A shooting match ct Wise last Saturday.
Our Old Bachelor Blacksmith who sold his
old stand and tools on the lot adjoining Wise
p. o. some time ago to Hurry l. Gregg, ID
building new shop half mile east and will
put In new outfit when the new building ID
iniahed.
Rev. Stout, OF Elslnore, has been very sicl
at Mr.. Samuel Jones for week past.
The oyster supper at Diamond for Mr. Stout'l
benefit Melted shout nine dollars.
Mrs. John Wo0lsley, who has been cast on
visit has returned home.
Mr.. Ban)s's folks were entertaining friend
from Geneva Sunday.
Mr.. T. W. Jones who was on the sick lis
last week. is reported able to be ont again.
The Young Mems Debating Society have de
cided ON having Christmas tree at Diamond
tainpent yet. =
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-12-23
SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION.
In tie District Court of Allen County. Kansas.
smedley Darlington, Plaintiff


G.. B. Whelchel, Mary 4. Whelchel, Henry
J. Butler. and Cyrus Pence, Defendants
To Cyrus Pence.
Henry ]. Butler, plaintiffs, attorney
Qaving ON the 10th day Of December,
4. d. 1887, filed his afldavit showing that
Cyrus Pence IL not . resident OF Kansas and
cannot be served with process issuing from this
Court, 1t 10 therefore ordered by clerk OF said
court In vacation, tliat the said Cyrus Pence be
notified Of the object and tendency Of this suit.
which was commenced by the plaintiff. fling
his petition In the District Court of Allen coun.
T.. Kansas. praying judgment against G. P
Mhelchel and Mary e. whelchel for the sum o.
d, Os4 81 with II per cent interest from fling Of
petition, or . certain promisory note executed
by said C. B. Whelchel and Mary Il. Whelche
TO said plaintiff, and also for decree Of fore
cl0euse and sale OF the wx of swq Of Sec IS
Township Is. Range IL, mortgaged to secure
said note. and also that the lieu Of said Henry
J. Butler and Cyrus Pence upon said land may
be forever barred, and that unless the said
defendants :plead, answer or demur to thu
petition Of the said plaintiff herein fled on OF
before the 3rd day OF February A. D. 1853, thu
same will DO taken % true, and judgment anC
decree 40 prayed for will be rendered against
him, the said Cyrus Pence.
HBHRY j BUrLER,
Attest, II, p. JAC0DY, Atty. for PHI.
Clerk Of District Court. (Dec. 23t3 J
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-12-23
TO OUR patrons.

Having purchased the grocery stock
of Geo. Davies we are compelled to
call in all our outstanding accounts in
order to meet obligations Those in
debted to Us are therefore urged to
call and settle between this and the
first Of the year.
KINGSLEY 4 WHARTON.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-12-23
PERSONALS.

Sam Brown came back last week
from his trip to Illinois.
w. II. Slavens came over from the
Center yesterday to attend to legal
business.
w. II. Evans went to Kansas City
last Saturday where he expects to Nod
employment.
Miss Fannie Mcclure went to Kan
sas City Tuesday to spend part Of the
holidays with relatives.
Judge Talcott returned Wednesday
from his visit to Indiana. He expects
to start to California in about 10 days.
Hon. E. II. Funston came home this
week to make the acquaintance Of the
heir that was born to him three weeks
ago.
Miss Jessie Conant has come in ffom
Wakeeny to spend the holidays-much
to the satisfaction of her numerous
lola friends.
Pruf. Umholtx, J. G. Hamm and
Miss Chamberlain will attend the
meeting of the State Teachers Associ-
stion at Topeka next week.
Kimball, of Parsons, Fisher, Of
Chanute, Gilbert, Barber, Amos and
Choguill, of Humboldt. are the foreign
attorneys in attendance upon Court
this week.
w. P. kidder came in from Barton
county this week to attend to business
before the District Court. He says
that corn wheat and oats are the same
price in his county-50 cents bushel.
Mrs. c. A. Lakin and children came
over from Fl. Scott yesterday. Her
husband will be here to-day and, in
company with Mr.. aud Mrs. Hankins.
they will go to Fredonia to spend
Christmas.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-12-23
COUNTY NOTES.
FROM REGISTER REPORTERS
What 10 Being Done Throughout the
counsy-Evsnss and oessip
Of the Week.


0ayard Thoughts.
You say In last weeks RDoisfas that yeur
exchanges don't understand how Jon koep up
such large local county correspondence -
you do.
let. THs REGlsrRR 10 one Of the best county
papers that rhsve sverresd
End. The elitor 10 kind to all his county
correspondents. Yes, and 10 everybody else.
And he makes 1t . special business to edit the
RxoIsrER for the special bene1t q his, patrols.
that's what makes everybody anxious for the
success OF the RoGIfsIR, and makes them like
to read the ''Bonton' paper Of Southern
Kansas.
Mrs. Boil 10 home again after or weeks
stay at Moran. npfaing her little daughter
through . spell Of typhoid fever.
Mr.. Troute Is comfortably settled on Mr..
Simon's farm.
G. W. Troate was ordained on Sunday 18th
A Baptist minister CLARK, Of Kiuoaid, Melton.
Of Colony. and Williams, Of Bronson. wers
the oflciatiug ministers ct the Valley Church.
D. D.. Britton was visiting in our vicinity
on the Is, And 10, mot socially, but ohicially.
There was quite . social party at. C.
Bsaty's the other day. Joe IL having trouble
with our new R.R
Chss. Murrow Of Bourbon county, had q
horse, bride and saddle stolen sfew nights
ago. Also jas. Haynes, ,ons Of his neighbour
lost wagon load Of corn the same way In the
light. Later. The corn thieves were tracked
to Moran, where they were arrested early
Thursiay morning and taken to Xeuis. Bour-
bon county, where they confessed to the steal.
ing Of the corn and are In Fort Scott by thit
time In the lookup. Their names are John.
VIM and Chss. Main, their father lives on J.
J. Closes old place. They are oil grown men,
and guess they are trio OF hard character
and have got to where they rightly belong.
The only trouble 10 In this case 10 petit lsrcency
instead Of 1t being grand laroeucy, for they had
ought to be sent up to the pen for SORE year.
at least.
ToN.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-12-23
FRIDAY. DECEMBER p. 1887.
MERRY CHRISTMAS!

In accordance with ito usual custom
the REGISTER presents its readers this
week with twelve-psge paper, filled
mostly with matter peculiarly appro-
priate TO the season. This IL our
Christmas Gift. May it be welcome
one to every family 1t enters and do its
share towards giving all our readers .
MERRY CHRISTMAS!
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-12-23

Bowlus has any amount Of money
that he can loan on real eptate security
at lower rates than can " hxd any
where else.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-12-23
IoICI.

All persons knowing themselves in
debted to Geo. Davies for groceries are
requested to call and settle before the
first of January.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-12-23

UNBLE TO THE RACKET.
Candies 1oc a W. Nuts &
Fruits at cost during the Hol
idays at the "Nickel Plate
Restaurant. - We mean just
what we say. L. GILLIAN.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-12-23
BRIDGE MorlcE.

Office Of the County Clerk
lola, Allen County, Kahs.
December, lssT.
Noti &c is hereby given that the Board Of
County Commissioners will on the End day Of
January. A. ID 1883 let the contract for the
building OF two abutments on the Elm Greek
bridge south Of LaHarpe. Specifcat ions can
be seen and bids received at the office Of the
County Clerk until Monday, January End, Il
O'Clock m The right to reject any or all bids
IL hereby reserved.
BY order Of the Board Of County Commi ssion-
erS. K. w. DUFFY,
(Dec9 ~ County Clerk.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-12-23

ArrxurIox nnxls OF nsooox rosf.
There will be q regular meeting Of
the Post on Saturday evening Deem
Der q.
Ed. THAYER, p. C.
J.. E. HENDERSON, Act Adjt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-06-21

cine gtituIs uun Der 8anb uuS folste nit
ieiner 6rau.
&aum uaren its sinen gi9isni9uB melt
pom 9auie, 10 Sinselten i9ou bic SIdmms
den auf unb bic i9warsen @eifalten pers
tbeiltsn ii9 nm bas @eb6fte, bamit Nies
manb enttomme. Sa fiel Sad Der sebuns
beue Sim elm; er ieste bic &tnber auf ben
8obsn unb elite auf bas @ebdube gu, nm
no m6slid Sim los3ubinbsn; absr IS mar
gu ipat, benn i3on idlusen an allen gfen
bic Slammen li9terlob empor.
Sn 8utb unb Grimm Sritts @ibion
an Der gtftole; ite ueriaste.
l1nslitIi9sr, Hiitsrte Sad Dam wols
len sic Sbnen ssisen, no sic ii5 bsfinben?
&ommeu sic, uerliereu sic teinsn Nugens
bid! Sour auf gliasbouie iiub sic fiber.
8aIb wirb bic 5Iamme bic @esenb bis biers
Der beIeu9ten!
Salb se3osen, baIb freipiIis foIsten iie
ibm bis TN bas 9ebii9 Dor @liasbouie.
Sect batten bic 5Iammen i5on etne fur9ts
bare Musbebnuus auseuommen. Die sanse
Pfan5uns NOR elm einSiser GROCER, ~funtens
ipriibenber Seuerbalen. @ibiOn uar taum
nod fdbts, auf ben SiBsn su ffsber. Sorts
wdbrsnb iammerts er: Wein @elb Wein
@elO ! i'd bdSe al msiu 9sIb suridssIaisn!
GLEN mir! risf Sad Dam pielleidt
Tam nod Wun1eS serettet psrben, benn
nlsin Ser wirb ni9t aOsern, ale feline
eeute binaui9idsn.
Sobalb fie In gliasbouie ansetommen
waren, bGmmerte er sesen bic Gbir unb
rief nit lauter Stimme: Wafa, WaIa,
9tbions 9Iantase brennt!
SiIbsrmann fam ans SenIfer unb i9aute
in bic fur6tbare 6lamme. SosIsi9 be-
sriif er, mas sei9ebsu mar, unb wstte
feline 2eute. sSn uenissn Winuten ftanben
fe aue I'M Sofe unb parteten ieiner Be-
feble.
Srau Silbermann bate inbeiIen bic
fHi9tigen Ra9barn bereinge5olt unb in
ibrent Yarlor perfammelt. Sa b6rten lie,
pie bic 9eute our Sranbfdtte abmarl5irten.
@ibion wolte NIT unb bic 6anaile aus
iammeni9isBeu. aber Srau SiIbermann
bat flebentIi3: gleibsn sic bier, benn bic
8iteenben pirbsu fi5erIi9 Sbres 9ebens
ni6t i9onsn. gu9 Sruu @ibipn unb bic
beiben Wdb3en flebten i'm an, un6 10 lieB
er it5 bepesen, 81 bIeiben.
Solssn mir nun Silbermanr unb Ietnen
Qeuten. sic silteu 10 i5nsu ie es pers
mo9ten, sur 8ranSitdtte biniber unb fans
ben bic Nessr nod rings nm bas @sbduSe
fteben. Silbermann 9tns auf einen Der,
ielben gu unb fragile ibn, mas ie bsposen
babe, BITE SIantase anSuSinben.
Cine ionbsrbare Srase, antportete Der
9tsssr. 8enn mar ale Gage bis auf'S
Slut sei6lasen wtrb, bann nimmt bic @es
bulb etn gnbe. 9ibion unb Sim werben
ssbratsn, bamit fie uns nidt msbr idIasen
tSnnen.
sbsr bas unidulbise @sib unb bic
Rinber2
ales BON bsmieIbsn Stoif, antportets
Der 9ssser, Der cine 70 i9uIbis ME Der
aubsre.
(S9luB fulst.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-06-21

Sad Dam lisB bas .Mshsr falen, taBts
benz 9rieiter bic 9anb unb ipra9 tief ses
ribrt: Sd bante Sbnen, 8ater; sic
baben mild pom Reuem selebrt, baB man
feline Setnbe lieben iou.
Sid unruenbenb, sins ct raiden Sdrits
tes gliasbouie su unb ieste ft9 an bas
8ett ber S9psffer. 4u9 iie pirbe 70
reben. ba9te er, unb fs uitrbe ME uteber
frob perben, usnn td mid 70 blutis an
tbrem 8ebrdnser sera9t bate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-06-21

Oils bic beiben Y~flanser am gbenb pors
Der ben Sanbel abi9lohen, tam Sim nit
tetnen beiben SeIfsrn an bas 9aus, um
fi9 an ben 6IuB gu besebsu. gr bieB
Mtlp unb bag 3nridtreten unb erIaai9te
has Sanss 9eiprd9.
9ut, baB mir nod frlb senus tonlmsn,
f~liiterte er. GOlst mir na9l Sd bofe,
baB mir bas SOslsin fansen.. @is i'd
chen pernommen babe, febt es f9 glsi9,
oh &ittp tort obsr lebenbis In bas Saus
ibres ueuen Germ seIanst. Wiiter @ibs
ion bat bic 9esablans, bas wirb ibm sss
iiisen.
sic eiIten Der Sabine gu, iibsri9pams
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-06-21
gmpfe6fenswert6e
illufrirte &amsbI6er.

SofspbtsSt@, ober: Die 9laGt Der JHr.
bite Ses beiligen Batrtarden Soicpb, In iebr
ptelen 16oneu Setipteleu aus alter unb ttetier
3ett. 9eraus9e9eben pon y. OFT. Yft
bti6OH. gpprobation. 40. Sritte aufIase.
$3.50.
9aS beiIise sattS n1S bic beiligen StGtten.
Hd3 ben Seri6ten Der belpdbrteften S6rifts
teller erjdbIt Don DR.. &. Sanner. Weit SIS
telttablfti9 urb elmer glnftGt pon SerilIaleu1
IN Sarbenorld. Sn 40. @eb. in / WaY,
$500. SrOidirt in 10 Soften q a 80 Gents.
EUCHARISTIE -BUCH. 8uSerbare BE.
gebeubetteH uuH Gr,dblHngeH bon benz glor,
tptratsjteu, teiltslteu Altarsiatrameute, aus
allen Soften mo Sahrbuloerter. SerariSs
9e9eben poH SEQ. tt, Staotpfdrrer. Wfit
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Qutla9e. @eb. in gan; 9eoerbaro $500.
8roi4trt in IL Soften q 30 @ents.
y. Martin BON GoGent's 2eben nnb 9ei,
ben rriere8 Serrn rHb SeilaHbes Seiu @briti
lno leiner iangfranlihell gintter @faria. Wtt
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mem SableaI oeS bl. Qanoes. 9teu bsarbet,
tet pom W. SinbeL. 3ebute aufIase
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in 10 9eften q 80 Gents.
&atafombenbt6 pnter benz Gitsl: Sit
erfeu Gbriiteu ober unb inter Der GrSe
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nun9 unb Qtebe unierer beili9en Wfltter Der
Rir6e." Sin Bud 6es Sroftes uub Der grs
multiplying fir ben 6atboliten irn6 Der ges
lebrIn9 fiir ibre ge9ner. BON O eoreOtt.
Wit o6erbirtlt9er &enebmisuns. &eid illus
frirt. - Sn reid pergolbete Sefe s~eblnesn
$3.50.-Sn1 10 Seften @ 20 Gents
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-06-21
seaenSe BON ben liebeu Seiliuen gottes mad

2e8enoe pou ben lieben Seiligeu gettes mad
ben B 4 en- Nuellen bearbeitetpon q. OFT,
Stabtpfarrer. Hebif Sitelfablfi6, grobem
Sableal pom SeruIalem unb iiber 8 90 Bill
bern in Sol3i6nitt. Ntit mebreren bii6Ohts
den &pprobatipnen. %. @uflase in 40.
@ebuuben in gang 2eberbanb 5000. gros
i6irt IN IA Seften q 30 Gents.
MARIANUM. 2esenSe bon ben liebeu beilts
gen uuS gottieligeu Stenern uuierer lieben
Jran nub ben beriibmteten @nabenorten Der
boben Stmmelsf6uigtH. Bon q. OFT. gis
id6ft9 opprobirt urb bur6 ben 81. 8ater
Stus TX. ssiesnet. 3ebute auilase in 40.
@eb. in gang Qe6erban6 $500. groi9irt in
Is 9efteu a 80 @euts.
Die beiltse sd)rift BEG alten nnb neneH
Seitaments. Wit ausfibrliden aumertlIns
gen erldutert Don DR.. Sol. Sr. aIIioli.
Wit approbatiou bes 81 .Stublss. &ei6
iquitrirt. Sn4e. @eb. II 2eberbailb SO. 90.
geiIere @irbdnbe Don $11 bis $500.
grOi6irt in "a Seften q 80 Gents.
8omii@sfatbntiiber Sanspresiser.
unterrpeiiun9en iiber lie pi6ti9iten @lal=
benss uno Stttenleblen. @uf aae CONT IL.
Sefta9e bes Sabres. ysI berousge9eben pom
p. U. 9uusberr. Yr. b. q. 8. Wtit biz
t9Oft9er approbation. $50 9. III or. 80.
Sn ] Rar. 9ebuuOen $500. Sn 10 Setten
@ % Gents.
r. P. @offne, brittatbplii6es tlnterribts=
rub Grbantussbu6, ober tur3e gIuslesuns
aIer ionnz uub feittG9li6en @pifteln uuo
@pan9elien, iamrnt baraus 9e,o9enen @laI=
bensz uno Sittenlebren &C. Bon q. OFT,
Stabtpfarrer. Ofit bid. approb. 70S Seis
ten in Ct. 81. Sn / Dtar. 9eb. $3.50.